Moses said , I did do it and I made a mistake .

He did not mention Europe, but underestimating Europe s power is a mistake.

Japan made that mistake in 1998 2000, just as the US did in 1937 1939.

A Fateful Mistake

I made a mistake.

I made a mistake.

That is a mistake.

This was a mistake.

It never makes a mistake. Because if you make a mistake, you don't leave any progeny.

Obama did not, however, define the new goals tightly, leaving that up to NASA a sensible and modest approach, but unfortunately a political mistake.

I made a nightmarish mistake.

Tom made a big mistake.

It was a stupid mistake.

This is a common mistake.

That was a grave mistake.

This is a major mistake.

This is a dangerous mistake.

This was perhaps a mistake.

You are making a big mistake.

This could be a grave mistake.

This is a major professional mistake.

That would be a big mistake.

It may, indeed, be a mistake.

But a blanket policy would be a mistake.

So the idea of a mistake From the perspective of a jazz musician, it's easier to talk about someone else's mistake.

My answer is no, creating the euro was not a mistake, but it could still be a mistake in the making.

He had made a very simple mistake.

I think you're making a big mistake.

There is a mistake in the sentence.

But passivity would be a historic mistake.

In retrospect, this was a major mistake.

But that would be a big mistake.

When I've made a mistake, I apologise.

This is likely to be a mistake.

Big mistake.

Such a policy change would be a serious mistake.

It was a mistake to refuse his assistance.

Please correct me when I make a mistake.

In statistics, an error is not a mistake .

In my view, such a delay would be a mistake.

A draft law to cancel Khul is a grave mistake.

The Monetarist Mistake

There's no mistake.

Make no mistake.

Religion provides a profound and powerful base of solidarity, and to marginalize it would be a big mistake, just as marginalizing atheistic philosophies would be a mistake.